
Shrek the Third Turns 19: How the 2007 Sequel Earned Its Keep
A royal tale of a beast, his donkey, and a cat who seek a prince for a queen's wedding — a comedy fit for all ages.


A royal tale of a beast, his donkey, and a cat who seek a prince for a queen's wedding — a comedy fit for all ages.

DreamWorks' 2001 fairy tale spoof became a box office hit. Our review looks back at the voice cast, pop soundtrack, and lasting appeal of Shrek.
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